Rudy Bruner Award Collection: 2005
2005 Gold Medal
Portland Streetcar Project
Portland, OR
Subjects:
public transit
streetcars
transit-oriented development
public-private sector cooperation
environmental planning
brownfield remediation
Resources:
- Portland Streetcar Project, Portland, OregonChapter excerpt from: Reinventing Downtown
APA citation:
Shibley, R.(2005). Portland Streetcar Project. Portland, Oregon. In Reinventing downtown : 2005 Rudy Bruner Award for Urban Excellence., edited by Shibley, R., Axelrod, E., Farbstein, J., & Wener, R. (pp. 3-43) Bruner Foundation.
2005 Silver Medals
Downtown Silver Spring
Silver Spring, MD
Subjects:
central business districts
public-private sector cooperation
mixed-use developments
retail development
public spaces
transit-oriented development
Resources:
- Downtown Silver Spring & Discovery Communications World Headquarters, Silver Spring, MarylandChapter excerpt from: Reinventing Downtown
APA citation:
Wener, R.(2005). Downtown Silver Spring. Silver Spring, Maryland. In Reinventing downtown : 2005 Rudy Bruner Award for Urban Excellence., edited by Shibley, R., Axelrod, E., Farbstein, J., & Wener, R. (pp. 47-87) Bruner Foundation.
Fruitvale Village
Oakland, CA
Subjects:
transit-oriented development
public transit
social services
mixed-use developments
retail development
public spaces
community development
urban beautification
public-private sector cooperation
mixed-income housing
low-income housing
Resources:
- Fruitvale Village, Oakland CaliforniaChapter excerpt from: Reinventing Downtown
APA citation:
Farbstein, J.(2005). Fruitvale Village. Oakland, California. In Reinventing downtown : 2005 Rudy Bruner Award for Urban Excellence., edited by Shibley, R., Axelrod, E., Farbstein, J., & Wener, R. (pp. 81-109) Bruner Foundation.
The Heidelberg Project
Detroit, MI
Subjects:
public art
public spaces
art education
youth programs
community development
urban beautification
Resources:
- The Heidelberg Project, Detroit, MichiganChapter excerpt from: Reinventing Downtown
APA citation:
Axelrod, E.(2005). Heidelberg Project. Detroit, Michigan. In Reinventing downtown : 2005 Rudy Bruner Award for Urban Excellence., edited by Shibley, R., Axelrod, E., Farbstein, J., & Wener, R. (pp. 147-175) Bruner Foundation.
Lower Town Artist Relocation Program
Paducah, KY
Subjects:
artists' studios
historic districts
community development
art education
housing rehabilitation
public-private sector cooperation
historic preservation
Resources:
- Lower Town Artist Relocation Program, Paducah, KentuckyChapter excerpt from: Reinventing Downtown
APA citation:
Axelrod, E.(2005). Lower Town Artist Relocation Program. Paducah, Kentucky. In Reinventing downtown : 2005 Rudy Bruner Award for Urban Excellence., edited by Shibley, R., Axelrod, E., Farbstein, J., & Wener, R. (pp. 113-143) Bruner Foundation.
2005 Corresponding Publication
Building Sustainable Neighborhoods by Call Number: APL: HT175 .S87 2005Publication Date: 2008Portland and streetcar project. Gold medal winner -- Downtown Silver Spring and Discovery Communications world headquarters. Silver medal winner -- Fruitvale Village. Silver medal winner -- Lower Town artist relocation program. Silver medal winner -- The Heidelberg project. Silver medal winner -- What we learned about urban excellence.
APA Citation:
Shibley, R., Axelrod, E., Farbstein, J., & Wener, R. (2005). Reinventing downtown : 2005 Rudy Bruner Award for Urban Excellence. Bruner Foundation.